does the cord come out the side of the fixture or at the bottom to thread through a jar with a hole drilled in the side?
8532
The cord comes out the bottom which I was specifficlly wanting. Overall pleased with the product
8533
Hello, It's been a while since I did the lamps but I believe the cord comes out of the bottom not the side. My lamps were all alabaster and I simply threaded the cord through the length of it and it came out at the bottom in the center. I don't think this would work if the cord came out of the side on the top and then was outside the body of the lamp. Hope that helps!
8534
My lamps have holes at the base of the lamps, on the side so that the lamp is not resting on the cord. If you have a jar with a hole drilled into the side, it seems that would be ok. What you don't want is for the lamp to be wobbly due to a cord running under the base with no hole or no groove. Can you insert the cord and then set the lamp onto a flat surface to check for stability?
1242093
Cord is attached at bottom but the base of the crockpot is notched to allow it to sit flat. I have not had any issues with the cord location
1628481
It does come out the left as you look at it head on. Cord is about 4 feet long.
1602781
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1250911
It's in the fixture near as I can tell. The power cord screws on the outside of the unit.
1393719
Measured mine, 20.25" for the fixture, an extra 1.25-1.5" are needed for the cord. A 22" space will give you 1/2" clearance to actually plug the cord in.
505062
There is a hole at the end of the handle. Imagine the cord sticking out like a tail. Place it there.
787039
The cord is comes out of the bottom if you want. Determined by how you attach the two wires to the sides of the socket. Yes any lamp that you use should have an existing hole. Either on side or the bottom. I just used the existing holes to rewire my lamp.
725971
There is a wire on the side opposite of the rotating shaft, if that makes any sense. Imagine trying to hang a gallon paint can by its handle, only smaller.
1921501
No. The tip (the whole thing other than the red bulb) separates by just being pulled out. It is not threaded. Despite not being threaded, it is easy to get out and it is secure enough when in to not be a leak point in ordinary use (unlike a different brand I had before).
2017116
I put mine in the bottom outlets with the light facing down (plastic part facing up). This frees up the top outlet, which is easier to access for things I need to plug and unplug.
1130285
If you mean the tub spout, you'll have to look inside to see if its threaded. Generally they have standard threading and a simple male to male adapter will do the trick. But, that's just the standard, I can't say about your specific fixture. I also don't remember if an adapter came with it. Its been a while. :->
147319
mine had a screw hole, so I just put it up next to the light. it is under the cabinet, so is mostly hidden. I had the rest of the wire behind a trim piece of wood at the bottom of the cabinet.
422521
Update not standard pipe thread on the male side of the adapter. This means a new light assembly or ditch the light and put in a regular inlet
1288092
There's a small cord housing unit that hangs at the bottom of the cord (2-3' from the top) and has to be screwed in to something to work properly (mounting hardware included). This caused a little problem for us because the shade hangs down about 8" away from the post the bracket is on so the cord is at an angle.
2146695
There is a threaded hole. I use a Skil buffer so not sure of the size match up
383810
The pins on the cord connect directly into the fluorescent light bulb, Or the two plastic clip pins on the base push in to the base of the light fixture and click into place, There is no other half. Thanks